Sentence examples for moving freak from inspiring English sources
The way schools and psychologists see it, the continuum begins with skimpy clothes, moves into "freak dancing," in which students grind their pelvises together in simulated sex, and ultimately, incidents like the one in Chappaqua in which parents went along as high school football players hired a stripper for a party to inaugurate the season.
"This is fast moving away from freak weather events, and moving very quickly toward normal".
David is an engaging invention, a cross between Jeeves and a double agent in a Jacobean melodrama, and his favourite movie is Lawrence of Arabia, the story of a control freak moving between two cultures.
The novel ripples outward from these personal losses to those with larger contexts, moving from the freak accident in New Hampshire to the brutal war of the Russians against the Chechens, illustrating modern humanity's fractured state.
"And it was moving and I freaked out.
Then 2000AD moving onto Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers, and Hate by Peter Bagge.
It finds hypochondriac neat-freak Felix Jack Lemmonn) moving in with sarcastic, slovenly Oscar (Walter Matthau) after their marriages fall apart.
She notes that he makes her move like a "freak," a word that sings two very different songs, depending on the context we see it applied to.
I'm a preparedness freak, but we're moving to New Zealand for business and values reasons.
